In this scenario, a DomainParticipant joins the domain, creates a DataWriter and writes some data, then the DataWriter shuts down (gracefully or due to a fault). The DataWriter restarts and a DataReader joins the domain. Depending on whether the DataWriter is configured with durable history, the late-joining DataReader may or may not receive the data published already by the DataWriter before it restarted. This is illustrated in Figure 13.1: Durable Writer History. For more information, see 13.3 Durable Writer History.
Figure 13.1: Durable Writer History
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